Sentence examples for ultimate mark of a from inspiring English sources

Look, he even grew a beard, the ultimate mark of a crazy person.

For the rich fashion houses — those owned by corporate conglomerates with deep pockets — haute couture is still the ultimate mark of prestige, a nod to history and a way of distinguishing a brand.

It would be the ultimate mark of success if the place not only survived him, but did so with a reformed homie as leader.

They now see me do it and say: 'Right, if you use that, you have to pay us $10.'" It is perhaps the ultimate mark of good parenting that our children outgrow us and eventually move on.

To achieve the ultimate mark of 1,000mph, the Rolls-Royce turbo fan and the Nammo hybrid will need to provide together a thrust of about 47,700lbf (212kN).

That includes the Nobel Prizes, widely considered the ultimate mark of scientific achievement.

For anyone going to war, death in the midst of battle is the ultimate sacrifice and the ultimate mark of respect.

Today's dominant story of higher education is based on norms of hypercompetitive individual achievement in which admission to Ivy League schools is the ultimate mark of success.

Business Insider credits the rise of the DVD for spawning an underground movement of WHAS fans, who began attending midnight screenings in costume (the ultimate mark of cult status).

So I want to reach to the ultimate mark.

Is it the mark of a warrior?